Once upon a time, back when videogames were properly visionary, we had a command called /pizza. You could just whack that command into the text chat on EverQuest 2 and, bammo, Pizza Hut would deliver a pie right to your door (after you’d entered your details). It was the closest humanity has ever come to touching the face of God; a dizzying height our fallen world has only become more distant from as the years have dragged on.
But thanks to modders, we can reclaim a flicker of that once bright-burning glory. Meet Chipotle Mobile Order, a mod for Fallout 4 that lets you order Mexican-ish fast food from your Pip-Boy. Real food, I mean. You will literally get Chipotle to your actual door.
Mod-maker bp42s pitches the idea as “immersive consumerism,” and I can’t fault them. “Yes, this is real. Yes, it actually works, you can order real-life chipotle with this. No, the real-life chipotle isn’t free. The in-game chipotle order only costs 14 caps though!
“This is an extremely serious mod. Not for the faint of heart.”
The mod works by adding a new holotape—Chipotle Mobile Order—to the game. Jam it into your Pip-Boy and, hey presto, suddenly you can order earthly delights like the “New Chipotle honey chicken—Chipotle heat with a touch of sweet.” To use it, you’ll need to install a couple of prerequisite mods: the Baka Framework plugin and, naturally, the mod that adds the real-life Old Corner Chipotle store to FO4’s rendition of Boston. What—are you gonna order from a Chipotle that isn’t even in the game? Have some respect for realism, please.
Pictured: man without burrito. (Image credit: Bethesda Softworks)
The Nexus community is psyched about this one. “This guy wins April Fools, pack it up people,” says a user named Alexerator. “Thanks, just in time for lunch,” says WarWolf117. “Now I can finally get the food poisoning perk!” cheers modifieda4.
It’s not the only mod like this out there, mind you. A few years back I brought news, like Moses from Sinai, of an Oblivion mod that let you order a real-life Domino’s pizza by chatting to a modded NPC in the village of Weye. Take note, devs. We only want one thing: the glorious return of /pizza.
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